by MW » Wed Apr 30, 2025 1:47 pm
by dedja » Wed Apr 30, 2025 2:07 pm
Jim05 wrote:Yep, I’ve pretty much lived off 5hrs sleep since I was a kid. Thankfully I get very good uninterrupted sleep. Generally go to bed around midnight and get up at 5:30 with no alarm clock. My wife is the opposite and is the lightest sleeper I know, she is in bed by 10pm and gets up 2 times per night for the toilet and can’t have even a sliver of light in the room. She has even resorted to sleeping with one of those aircraft eye masks and is on sleeping tablets. Me on the other hand can sleep in full light and we once had a car dumped outside our house and set on fire, I didn’t even hear the explosion and wife had to kick me to wake upwhufc wrote:I generally have a coffee as a night cap. Coffee at 8pm...bed by 8:30pm asleep by 9pm.
Alarm goes off at 4:20am but generally wake up just before. On a few occasions recently have woken and grabbed my phone to see 4:19am.
Not surprised by a connection with ADHD, caffeine and my ability to not be affected by it.![]()
by Dutchy » Wed Apr 30, 2025 2:12 pm
by Lightning McQueen » Wed Apr 30, 2025 2:16 pm
Dutchy wrote:One of our executives who travels a lot, gets on a plane and goes straight to sleep, told us of a story recently how the plane had landed and everyone had departed the plane and the crew had to wake him up to get off
by wenchbarwer » Wed Apr 30, 2025 2:16 pm
by Jim05 » Wed Apr 30, 2025 2:26 pm
As long as my wife is home I’m safe. She can hear a mosquito buzzing 3 miles away when she is trying to sleepdedja wrote:Jim05 wrote:Yep, I’ve pretty much lived off 5hrs sleep since I was a kid. Thankfully I get very good uninterrupted sleep. Generally go to bed around midnight and get up at 5:30 with no alarm clock. My wife is the opposite and is the lightest sleeper I know, she is in bed by 10pm and gets up 2 times per night for the toilet and can’t have even a sliver of light in the room. She has even resorted to sleeping with one of those aircraft eye masks and is on sleeping tablets. Me on the other hand can sleep in full light and we once had a car dumped outside our house and set on fire, I didn’t even hear the explosion and wife had to kick me to wake upwhufc wrote:I generally have a coffee as a night cap. Coffee at 8pm...bed by 8:30pm asleep by 9pm.
Alarm goes off at 4:20am but generally wake up just before. On a few occasions recently have woken and grabbed my phone to see 4:19am.
Not surprised by a connection with ADHD, caffeine and my ability to not be affected by it.![]()
I guess no point in having working smoke detectors then …
by amber_fluid » Wed Apr 30, 2025 2:39 pm
Jim05 wrote:Yep, I’ve pretty much lived off 5hrs sleep since I was a kid. Thankfully I get very good uninterrupted sleep. Generally go to bed around midnight and get up at 5:30 with no alarm clock. My wife is the opposite and is the lightest sleeper I know, she is in bed by 10pm and gets up 2 times per night for the toilet and can’t have even a sliver of light in the room. She has even resorted to sleeping with one of those aircraft eye masks and is on sleeping tablets. Me on the other hand can sleep in full light and we once had a car dumped outside our house and set on fire, I didn’t even hear the explosion and wife had to kick me to wake upwhufc wrote:I generally have a coffee as a night cap. Coffee at 8pm...bed by 8:30pm asleep by 9pm.
Alarm goes off at 4:20am but generally wake up just before. On a few occasions recently have woken and grabbed my phone to see 4:19am.
Not surprised by a connection with ADHD, caffeine and my ability to not be affected by it.![]()
by Dutchy » Wed Apr 30, 2025 3:30 pm
Lightning McQueen wrote:Dutchy wrote:One of our executives who travels a lot, gets on a plane and goes straight to sleep, told us of a story recently how the plane had landed and everyone had departed the plane and the crew had to wake him up to get off
I can't sleep on a plane, tried staying up all day for a 1am flight from Bali and still failed, despite having an afternoon session.
by MW » Wed Apr 30, 2025 3:35 pm
by Corona Man » Wed Apr 30, 2025 3:36 pm
Dutchy wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:Dutchy wrote:One of our executives who travels a lot, gets on a plane and goes straight to sleep, told us of a story recently how the plane had landed and everyone had departed the plane and the crew had to wake him up to get off
I can't sleep on a plane, tried staying up all day for a 1am flight from Bali and still failed, despite having an afternoon session.
Im the same, I tried on a recent flight to Perth and actually drifted off but each time my head fell forward I thought the plane was going down so that was the end of it.
by Jim05 » Wed Apr 30, 2025 3:50 pm
Thankfully no International cattle class for us in nearly 15 years so into bed mode, quite a few vodkas and nap for a few hours.MW wrote:as much as i can sleep in a bed easily enough, i need perfect conditions in a plane but I found neck pillow and noise cancelling headphones are the best method. managed 4 hours on my last overnight flight which is as best as I have ever done. Cattle class of course.
by wenchbarwer » Wed Apr 30, 2025 3:55 pm
by Jim05 » Wed Apr 30, 2025 4:05 pm
I’m poor because of it!wenchbarwer wrote:I wonder what the poor folk are doing...
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